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When i went to toilet for poo, there was blood with little fleshy bits in it when i wiped and quite a bit of blood in toilet water, what could this be?
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Normally,: at your age a small amount of rectal blood is related to a hemorrhoid or fissure, BUT your description exceeds that and I would recommend an exam and work up.
Answered 7/23/2014
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